- Moza’s MotoGP-branded handlebars unveiled at Gamescom 2026
- Options brake and clutch levers, twist-throttle, 10 face buttons and skill to steer and lean
Moza has lastly revealed its first formally licensed MotoGP motorbike controller at Gamescom 2026.
After hinting at it a yr in the past at Gamescom 2025, Moza has created a set of handlebars with entrance brake and clutch levers, a number of face buttons, and a twist throttle.
Curiously, as a substitute of a bike chassis to take a seat on, the handlebars are a standalone merchandise that {couples} to any Moza direct drive wheelbase, with further help bars to mount an elective sprint, just like the CM2 HD Racing Dash.
This implies gamers can expertise drive suggestions via their handlebars with between 3.9 Nm and 25 Nm of torque.
The bars have 10 backlit buttons and a centre LED rev strip, with an analogue thumb lever under the left bar appearing as a rear brake.
Throttle, brake and clutch lever positions may be adjusted alongside handlebar width and angle, with a D-pad and a five-way change boosting mappable inputs additional.
The saving grace of Moza’s MotoGP handlebars is the twin driving modes, which means the handlebars can simulate leaning and steering concurrently, serving to gamers counter-steer realistically within the Experience and MotoGP sequence of video games.
Further compatiibiluty has been confirmed for Reside For Velocity’s legion of motorbike mods, Assetto Corsa, TrackDayR, BeamNG.drive and The Crew Motorfest with help for other games currently in development.
Handlebar levers may be swapped out for actual motorbike parts, too, however for the total motorbike expertise gamers would require custom-built third-party full-size simulators. The brand new motorbike controller is anticipated to be launched earlier than the tip of the yr.
Moza’s Gamescom has to date yeilded bulletins for 4 new licensed steering wheels from Ford, Mercedes-Benz and Porsche, with the Chinese language {hardware} producer additionally unveiling its Pedal Haptic Suggestions Equipment for additional immersion.